Subprocessors

Last updated September 15, 2026

Attune uses the following third-party providers to run the service. Each one may process personal data on our behalf, and each is bound by a contract that restricts it to acting on our instructions. This list is incorporated into our Data Processing Addendum.

Current subprocessors

ProviderWhat it does for AttuneData it may processLocation
RailwayApplication hosting and the Postgres databaseAll data stored by the app, including brand account data and, in direct-send mode, customer contact detailsUnited States (Virginia)
AnthropicModel inference for analysing product content and drafting messagesProduct listings, guides, brand guidelines, and public reviews and discussion of the product. No customer names, contact details, or order recordsUnited States
FirecrawlReading product web pages that do not load with a plain requestThe web addresses Attune reads and the public page content returnedUnited States
ResendTransactional email (sign-in codes, invitations, billing notices, and, in direct-send mode, customer emails)Email addresses and message contentUnited States
StripePayments and invoicingBrand billing details and payment methodUnited States
VercelHosting for the marketing siteWebsite visitor request dataUnited States
PostHogAnalytics for the marketing websitePages visited and actions taken, browser and device type, and approximate location derived from IP addressUnited States
Google WorkspaceInternal email and documentsSupport correspondence with brand usersUnited States

Providers you connect yourself

If you connect your own email or SMS provider (for example Klaviyo, Attentive, or PostScript), that provider processes your customers' data under your own agreement with them, not as our subprocessor. Attune sends it a pseudonymous customer identifier and rendered message content, and the provider resolves and delivers.

How we notify you of changes

When we add a subprocessor that will process your customers' personal data, we will email your account's admins at least 30 days before it begins processing. The email will name the provider, what it will do, and where it operates. If you have a reasonable data-protection objection, the process in section 6 of the DPA applies. Removing a subprocessor, or a change that does not involve your customers' data, is reflected on this page without separate notice.

History

DateChange
September 15, 2026Initial list published